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Sacramento, Ca, Us

Sacramento County, California, United States

Sacramento County, California, United States

- Managed a diverse portfolio of private sector clients, ideating high-level Public Relations and Media strategy in alignment with their goals. - Achieved exponential growth in reach and following by executing comprehensive communications strategies. - Cultivated relationships with partners, journalists, and scholars, resulting in an average 200-300% increase in media coverage and engagement. - Utilized A/B testing and SEO to refine audience targeting and ad copy, Average increase of 2-3 times prior customer engagement at each company.

Sacramento, California, United States

- Founded and developed a thriving plant nursery from the ground up, overseeing all operations from cultivation to inventory and infrastructure. - Presented original research findings on Anthurium micropropagation via tissue culture at the International Aroid Society Conference (2021, 2022). - Grossed six-figures in the first fiscal quarter by executing effective marketing campaigns, social media strategy, and brand recognition.

Sacramento County, California, United States

• Served as a lead on the COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan for the State of California’s Department of Public Health; advisor to governor• Provided solutions in Organizational Change Management, business process improvement, technology integration, and management strategy• Consulted on multi-million dollar projects with the Department of Transportation, Department of Water Resources, and three top 500 companies

Mountain View, California, United States

• Coached dozens of young debaters in argument strategy, public speaking skills, and research at bi-weekly meetings and tournaments• Facilitated practices, fundraising projects, administrative dealings, and day-to-day operations for the nationally-ranked team • Expanded team membership through recruitment efforts from six (2016) to over forty (present)

Stanford, Ca

• Core member and founder of the “iGeneration” project, examining generational values in relation to technology, social media, and the internet• Led multiple focus groups and dozens of one-on-one interviews for ethnographic data; transcribed and analyzed findings for publication

Stanford, Ca

• Collaborated with Dr. Noelle Stout (NYU) on the book “Dispossessed: How Predatory Bureaucracy Foreclosed on the American Middle Class” • Co-produced and managed an immersive, interactive web-based storytelling project chronicling the 2008 mortgage crisis and its aftermath• Led focus groups and interviews as ethnographic work; incorporated, edited, and analyzed results for publication across platforms• Designed and produced using Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom; gained proficiency in html and GIS geo-spatial technology

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Conducted original ethnographic research on public history, gentrification, and LGBT community formation in San Francisco• Surveyed and interviewed over 200 individuals and spent over 400 hours in the field• Received the Franz Boas Award to fund undergraduate anthropological research; thesis published internationally

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Revolutionized previously defunct publication, bringing it from a few dozen readers to over 10,000 across the globe • Independently managed the Editorial Board, providing oversight on the entire process from ideation and call for papers to revision and design• Reviewed, Compiled, Designed, Finalized, and Published both print and online journal using InDesign

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Aided and advised current and prospective students in information on the major, including declaration and research opportunities • Organized and hosted dozens of quarterly events for majors and minors, graduate students, and department faculty/staff• Worked closely with faculty and staff in long-range department planning, including hiring decisions and curricular standards

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Budgeted a multi-million dollar, nationally-renowned team of over fifty members; traveled internationally on the Worlds Team• Acted as a tournament director for the nation’s largest high school and college debate tournaments, each with over 5,000 competitors • Oversaw and supervised team’s strategic planning as captain, holding weekly practices and office-hours for new members • Won countless awards at a national and international level, including global championships in Canada, Mexico, and the United Kingdom

Palo Alto, Ca

• Worked with Dr. Philippa Levine on a project entitled, “The Empire has No Clothes: Race, Gender, and the Naked Form”• Analyzed historical texts, maps, and objects; concentrated on slavery, race, and capitalism and their effects on depictions of the human body• Discussed and drafted Dr. Levine’s forthcoming work, Cambridge University Press (2023)

Stanford, Ca

• Collaborated with Dr. Iris Malone on her forthcoming book studying the radicalization of militant groups amidst global civil strife • Compiled and analyzed over 35,000 pieces of bulk data, culminating in country-by-country reports and factors precipitating conflict• Utilized the statistical software R to find correlative relationships between government strength and insurgency

Redwood City, California, United States

• Served over 300 hours to provide hundreds of litigants with legal information and resources for all county family and civil law cases • Provided support in both English and Spanish to dozens of vulnerable community members daily• Specialized on those seeking Restraining Orders for domestic violence and transgender clients seeking name changes

Sacramento, California, United States

• Prepared case briefs and analyses on specific issues including homelessness, public housing, social services, education, and disability services • Researched in the California State Archives on legislative issues for clients; revamped client intake system • Developed, organized, and implemented a pro bono driver’s license and criminal record expungement clinic • Attended litigation hearings and shadowed attorneys completing client intake and casework

Sacramento County, California, United States

• Acted as a policy analyst and community organizer; researched and published statewide policy recommendations on Assembly Bill 401 (Dodd)• Attended dozens of meetings with Senators and community members to advocate and provide information for Senate Bill 623 (Monning)• Organized and empowered community members throughout the Central Valley to fight for access to clean water as a human right• Led community meetings in Visalia; gathered testimony from community members affected by pesticidal runoff and water degradation• Participated in a three-day summit of statewide leaders in climate policy at the state capitol; led a rally for the passage of Senate Bill 623

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government

Concurrent Enrollment At C. K. Mcclatchy High School

During high school, I was dual-enrolled at Sacramento City College where I took classes ranging from psychology to environmental.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Valedictorian, Policy Debate Team, Feminist CoalitionValedictorian, Ranked 1st in class of over 530